Bruce Olson wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 12/16/00 5:22:58 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >
> > << I shall also
> > play the original version of Ae Fond Kiss which James Oswald wrote and
> > described as being written by Rorie Dall >>
I quite agree, but please note that my reply was to Cynthia Cathcart's
message
which was about tunes.
Regards,
Ted
> -Original Message-
> From: David Kilpatrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 18 December 2000 23:17
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [scots-l] Inverness a City-
on 18/12/2000 8:21 pm, Ted Hastings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How about:
>
> ITC's Farewell to Inverness
> 78th's Welcome To Inverness
> High Road To Inverness, The
> Inverness Bonnie Braes Pipe Band
> Inverness Bridge
> Inverness Fiddler, The
> Inverness Gathering
> Inverness Lasses
> Inver
Rob MacKillop wrote:
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> > Attributed to him while in Scotland are- Da Mihi Manum,
>
> I am sure you must know, but I mention it just in case you don't, Da Mihi
> Manum appears in both the Wemyss c.1640 and Balcarres c.1695 manuscripts.
>
> Rob
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David said:
> Presumably Inverness now also has a cathedral, or did it already?
'Highland Cathedral'- inspiration of that meisterwerk of the piob mhor.
Derek
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Cynthia said:
> ... But then, I think Inverness is a nice town,
TOWN ??? You'll have to be re-programmed.
Scenes of carnival are breaking out in all quarters of Inverness. The Provost
was on the news saying "We're really very pleased". The fitba team,
Caledonian Thistle, are to be re-named
> Attributed to him while in Scotland are- Da Mihi Manum,
I am sure you must know, but I mention it just in case you don't, Da Mihi
Manum appears in both the Wemyss c.1640 and Balcarres c.1695 manuscripts.
Rob
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How about:
ITC's Farewell to Inverness
78th's Welcome To Inverness
High Road To Inverness, The
Inverness Bonnie Braes Pipe Band
Inverness Bridge
Inverness Fiddler, The
Inverness Gathering
Inverness Lasses
Inverness Militia's March, The
Inverness Pibroch, The
Inverness Piping Society
Inverness Ran
> -Original Message-
> From: Nigel Gatherer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 18 December 2000 16:53
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [scots-l] Campaign for Real Ballads (was: Inverness a City...)
>
>
> David Kilpatrick wrote:
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> > ...Real ballads never mention cities...
>
> This is
> But then, I think Inverness is a nice town,
It's not a town. It's a city!
Rob
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> << First "Rory Dall" is said to mean "Blind Rory", and was a generic term
> for a blind Harper and doesn't point to anyone in particular. >>
>
> For the harpers I know (including folks like Alison & Bill), we recognize two
> Rory Dall'
David Kilpatrick wrote:
> ...Real ballads never mention cities...
This is an extraordinary assertion. I've personally unearthed several, one
of which I will shortly published in my forthcoming "Songs and Ballads of
East Kilbride, Volume IV: Fishing and the Sea" (£28.99 from Your Grannie
Publishi
In a message dated 12/18/00 10:23:43 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Fortunately there aren't many songs with Inverness in them. >>
Hmm. I never thought about this before. But I happen to have two tunes in my
repertoire that have Inverness in the title: The Cross of Inve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< First "Rory Dall" is said to mean "Blind Rory", and was a generic term
for a blind Harper and doesn't point to anyone in particular. >>
For the harpers I know (including folks like Alison & Bill), we recognize two
Rory Dall's: The Irish one (O'Cathain) and the Scot
on 18/12/2000 1:00 pm, Derek Hoy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Her Maj today declared that as part of the Millennium Fun, Inverness is a
> City.
>
> Only 3 new cities for the whole of the UK, which is a bit mean. She could
> have amused herself better by introducing a few wild cards- like Dechm
Her Maj today declared that as part of the Millennium Fun, Inverness is a
City.
Only 3 new cities for the whole of the UK, which is a bit mean. She could
have amused herself better by introducing a few wild cards- like Dechmont
maybe. The City of Wallyford has a ring to it.
I wonder if that
Rob said:
> > Hmmm. I'd just started plans for an expedition to find the fabled Third
> Tonic
>
> The first being whisky, the second Irn Bru, - the third?
Macaroon bars ?
Derek
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Stuart Eydmann wrote:
> ...After a few glasses of red we thought... well. Elvis bought his
> new home in early 1957...
Who?
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> Isn't Elvis on this list?
Jings! Crivens! Help ma Boab! Dinna tell naebdy, like. Ken?
Elvis
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> Hmmm. I'd just started plans for an expedition to find the fabled Third
Tonic
The first being whisky, the second Irn Bru, - the third?
Rob
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Rob stirred it with:
> ... The older bowed instruments
> must have laid some kind of foundations for the sudden expansion of interest
> in the 17th and 18th centuries. I think we need to look more into those
> instruments to find out what the Scottish angle on them was. As Derek Hoy
> has nothing
Stuart mused:
> house, Graceland. After a few glasses of red we thought... well. Elvis
> bought his new home in early 1957 which is just about the same time that
> some would say Bobby Macleod was at his composing and playing peak, Bobby
> introduced swing into Scottish dance music and so the
> Rob, if you need a hand convincing the folks in Crail that James Oswald is
> internationally famous, perhaps we can lend a hand -- either by writing a
> supporting letter or just providing some evidense.
I would like to open this out to everyone on this list: Please send me a
letter (email woul
Thanks for clearing up the Dall's. I read Johnson's comments a few years
back, but must have forgotten it.
Rob
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HI All,
can anyone help here? Since this is personal information, please
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Cheers,
Ian
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Subject: Stepdancers
Hi, I wonder if you
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